How Drip Irrigation Was Invented — Questions and answers
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What made Rami say "Wow" when he looked into the coral reef?
Choices
- The bioluminescent fish and glowing anemones. ✓
- The sound of the ocean waves.
- Alina's scuba gear.
- A big, scary shark.
Answer: The bioluminescent fish and glowing anemones.
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What happened when Rami touched the Invention Encyclopedia?
Choices
- His room became very dark.
- His room dissolved into swirling light. ✓
- Alina started to sing a song.
- He found a brand new toy.
Answer: His room dissolved into swirling light.
From page 3
What did Rami see in the field that made him say "Everything's dying!"?
Choices
- A giant monster.
- Rows of wilting crops. ✓
- A big, green tractor.
- Many happy animals.
Answer: Rows of wilting crops.
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Who did Rami tell Adaeze about, who developed a system for slowly releasing water?
Choices
- The Roman philosopher Seneca.
- An Israeli engineer named Simcha Blass. ✓
- A very hardworking farmer.
- Alina's scuba instructor.
Answer: An Israeli engineer named Simcha Blass.
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How did the tomato plants look after the drip irrigation started working?
Choices
- Still withered and brown.
- Tall and green. ✓
- Covered in bright flowers.
- Floating in the water.
Answer: Tall and green.
From page 8
What did Adaeze thank Rami and Alina for?
Choices
- For helping her find a new book.
- For showing them how to connect the dots and saving their way of life. ✓
- For teaching her how to swim.
- For bringing her more tomato plants.
Answer: For showing them how to connect the dots and saving their way of life.
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